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PERFORMING ARTISTS
Lamb of God
Performer
Christopher James Adler
Drums
William M. Adler
Guitar
David Randall Blythe
Vocals
John Campbell
Bass
Mark Morton
Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Christopher James Adler
Songwriter
William M. Adler
Songwriter
David Randall Blythe
Songwriter
John Campbell
Songwriter
Lyrics
Allocate your future to the delegates
Relegate your muses to the surrogates
Long green apron stings that end in hooks
Sunk deep, written off, and on the books
Ripped off, a weak derivative culture
Disposable, nothing's built to last
Whipped dogs, a bleak cognitive future
Ineptitude is reaching critical mass
A generation of mockingbirds
You are being herded by the wolves
A generation of mockingbirds
Feeding yourself to the wolves
This is the rise of our demise
Fucked up and uncivilized
This is the rise of our demise
You paint a target right between your eyes
Collateral damage in the aggregates
Structural analysis of duplicates
Errors of illusion, clouded perspectives
Terrorized delusions and end game objectives
Locked out, a stiff tactical suture
A victim complex, now reality
Blocked ground, a swift statistical maneuver
Persecution of the self-made weak
A generation of mockingbirds
You are being herded by the wolves
A generation of mockingbirds
Feeding yourself to the wolves
This is the rise of our demise
Fucked up and uncivilized
This is the rise of our demise
You paint a target right between your eyes
And now is the moment when everything can change
You are completely responsible for your own life
And no one is coming to save you from yourself
So stop blaming your problems on any and everything else
It does not matter one tiny fucking bit
How unfair you think the world is
It's only what you do
Right here, right now, right this fucking instant that matters
It's your choice now
Sink or swim
Sink or swim
Sink or swim
Sink or swim
It's imminent, the rise of your demise
Sink or swim
It's all around, the rise of your demise
Sink or swim
Writer(s): John Campbell, Will Adler, David Randall Blythe, Mark Morton, Chris Adler
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